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By Harvard Yard, poetry's secret garden

By Ellen Steinbaum
Globe Correspondent / May 13, 2007

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"I have always imagined that paradise will be a kind of library," the Argentine writer Jorge Luis Borges famously said. Even in these times of immediate online gratification, poetry lovers might feel they have landed in paradise when they enter the Woodberry Poetry Room . (Full article: 649 words)

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